Dynamic Analysis of an Algae-Bacteria Ecological Model

In the paper, under the framework of exploring the interaction between algae and bacteria, an algae-bacteria ecological model was established to analyze the interaction mechanism and growth coexistence mode between algicidal bacteria and algae. Firstly, mathematical work mainly provided some threshold conditions to ensure the occurrence of transcritical bifurcation and saddle-node bifurcation, which could provide certain theoretical support for selecting key ecological environmental factors and numerical simulations. Secondly, the numerical simulation work dynamically displayed the evolution process of the bifurcation dynamic behavior of the model (2.1) and the growth coexistence mode of algae and algicidal bacteria. Finally, it was worth summarizing that intrinsic growth rate and combined capture effort of algae population had a strong influence on the dynamic behavior of the model (2.1). Furthermore, it must also be noted that transcritical bifurcation and saddle-node bifurcation were the inherent driving forces behind the formation of steady-state growth coexistence mode between algicidal bacteria and algae. In summary, it was hoped that the results of this study would contribute to accelerating the study of the interaction mechanism between algicidal bacteria and algae.

Effects of viscoelasticity on the stability and bifurcations of nonlinear energy sinks

Due to the increasing use of passive absorbers to control unwanted vibrations,many studies have been done on energy absorbers ideally,but the lack of studies of real environmental conditions on these absorbers is felt.The present work investigates the effect of viscoelasticity on the stability and bifurcations of a system attached to a nonlinear energy sink(NES).In this paper,the Burgers model is assumed for the viscoelasticity in an NES,and a linear oscillator system is considered for investigating the instabilities and bifurcations.The equations of motion of the coupled system are solved by using the harmonic balance and pseudo-arc-length continuation methods.The results show that the viscoelasticity affects the frequency intervals of the Hopf and saddle-node branches,and by increasing the stiffness parameters of the viscoelasticity,the conditions of these branches occur in larger ranges of the external force amplitudes,and also reduce the frequency range of the branches.In addition,increasing the viscoelastic damping parameter has the potential to completely eliminate the instability of the system and gradually reduce the amplitude of the jump phenomenon.

Periodical Bifurcation Analysis of a Type of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Model with Feedback Control

The delay feedback control brings forth interesting periodical oscillation bifurcation phenomena which reflect in Mackey-Glass white blood cell model. Hopf bifurcation is analyzed and the transversal condition of Hopf bifurcation is given. Both the period-doubling bifurcation and saddle-node bifurcation of periodical solutions are computed since the observed floquet multiplier overpass the unit circle by DDE-Biftool software in Matlab. The continuation of saddle-node bifurcation line or period-doubling curve is carried out as varying free parameters and time delays. Two different transition modes of saddle-node bifurcation are discovered which is verified by numerical simulation work with aids of DDE-Biftool.

IP_3-Ca^(2+)振荡模型的复杂动态

主要运用中心流形定理和分岔理论讨论了IP3-Ca2+振荡模型的非线性动态,从理论上严格证明了系统不仅存在Saddle-node分岔和Hopf分岔,而且揭示了系统振荡现象的产生和消失分别是由于平衡点发生Supercritical Hopf分岔和Subcritical Hopf分岔所导致的。通过运用matlab软件进行数值模拟,验证了理论分析结果的正确性。

Singularly perturbed bifurcation subsystem and its application in power systems

The singularly perturbed bifurcation subsystem is described, and the test conditions of subsystem persistence are deduced. By use of fast and slow reduced subsystem model, the result does not require performing nonlinear transformation. Moreover, it is shown and proved that the persistence of the periodic orbits for Hopf bifurcation in the reduced model through center manifold. Van der Pol oscillator circuit is given to illustrate the persistence of bifurcation subsystems with the full dynamic system.

一类带恐惧效应的三物种食物链模型的分支分析

主要研究了恐惧效应对三物种食物链模型中分支动态的影响,运用中心流形定理和局部分支理论分析了Hopf分支、transcritical分支和saddle-node分支的存在性,并给出相应的数值模拟结果。研究结果表明,分支是种群发生失稳和周期性振荡的根本原因,从而揭示了恐惧效应是维持种群稳定的重要因素。

Characterization of static bifurcations for n-dimensional flows in the frequency domain

In this paper n-dimensional flows （described by continuous-time system） with static bifurcations are considered with the aim of classification of different elementary bifurcations using the frequency domain formalism. Based on frequency domain approach, we prove some criterions for the saddle-node bifurcation, transcritical bifurcation and pitchfork bifurcation, and give an example to illustrate the efficiency of the result obtained.

Local Stability Analysis and Bifurcations of a Discrete-Time Host-Parasitoid Model

In this paper, we examine a discrete-time Host-Parasitoid model which is a non-dimensionalized Nicholson and Bailey model. Phase portraits are drawn for different ranges of parameters and display the complicated dynamics of this system. We conduct the bifurcation analysis with respect to intrinsic growth rate r and searching efficiency a. Many forms of complex dynamics such as chaos, periodic windows are observed. Transition route to chaos dynamics is established via period-doubling bifurcations. Conditions of occurrence of the period-doubling, Neimark-Sacker and saddle-node bifurcations are analyzed for b≠a where a,b are searching efficiency. We study stable and unstable manifolds for different equilibrium points and coexistence of different attractors for this non-dimensionalize system. Without the parasitoid, the host population follows the dynamics of the Ricker model.

Bifurcation analysis and optimal control of an epidemic model with limited number of hospital beds

This paper deals with a three-dimensional nonlinear mathematical model to analyze an epidemic's future course when the public healthcare facilities,specifically the number of hospital beds,are limited.The feasibility and stability of the obtained equilibria are analyzed,and the basic reproduction number(Ro)is obtained.We show that the system exhibits transcritical bifurcation.To show the existence of Bogdanov-Takens bifurcation,we have derived the normal form.We have also discussed a generalized Hopf(or Bautin)bifurcation at which the first Lyapunov coefficient evanescences.To show the existence of saddle-node bifurcation,we used Sotomayor's theorem.Furthermore,we have identified an optimal layout of hospital beds in order to control the disease with minimum possible expenditure.An optimal control setting is studied analytically using optimal control theory,and numerical simulations of the optimal regimen are presented as well.

Dynamical study of a predator-prey system with Michaelis-Menten type predator-harvesting

The predation process plays a significant role in advancing life evolution and the maintenance of ecological balance and biodiversity.Hunting cooperation in predators is one of the most remarkable features of the predation process,which benefits the predators by developing fear upon their prey.This study investigates the dynamical behavior of a modified LV-type predator-prey system with Michaelis-Menten-type harvesting of predators where predators adopt cooperation strategy during hunting.The ecologically feasible steady states of the system and their asymptotic stabilities are explored.The local codimension one bifurcations,viz.transcritical,saddle-node and Hopf bifurcations,that emerge in the system are investigated.Sotomayors approach is utilized to show the appearance of transcritical bifurcation and saddle-node bifurcation.A backward Hopfbifurcation is detected when the harvesting effort is increased,which destabilizes the system by generating periodic solutions.The stability nature of the Hopf-bifurcating periodic orbits is determined by computing the first Lyapunov coefficient.Our analyses revealed that above a threshold value of the harvesting effort promotes the coexistence of both populations.Similar periodic solutions of the system are also observed when the conversion efficiency rate or the hunting cooperation rate is increased.We have also explored codimension two bifurcations viz.the generalized Hopf and the Bogdanov-Takens bifurcation exhibit by the system.To visualize the dynamical behavior of the system,numerical simulations are conducted using an ecologically plausible parameter set.The existence of the bionomic equilibrium of the model is analyzed.Moreover,an optimal harvesting policy for the proposed model is derived by considering harvesting effort as a control parameter with the help of Pontryagins maximum principle.

Dynamical Behavior and Singularities of a Single-machine Infinite-bus Power System

This paper uses the geometric singular perturbation theory to investigate dynamical behaviors and singularities in a fundamental power system presented in a single-machine infinite-bus formulation. The power system can be approximated by two simplified systems S and F, which correspond respectively to slow and fast subsystems. The singularities, including Hopf bifurcation (HB), saddle-node bifurcation (SNB) and singularity induced bifurcation (SIB), are characterized. We show that SNB occurs at P Tc = 3.4382, SIB at P T0 = 2.8653 and HB at P Th = 2.802 for the singular perturbation system. It means that the power system will collapse near SIB which precedes SNB and that the power system will oscillate near HB which precedes SIB. In other words, the power system will lose its stability by means of oscillation near the HB which precedes SIB and SNB as P T is increasing to a critical value. The boundary of the stability region of the system can be described approximately by a combination of boundaries of the stability regions of the fast subsystem and slow subsystem.

Dynamical analysis of tumor-immune-help T cells system

In this paper,we construct a mathematical model to investigate the interaction between the tumor cells,the immune cells and the helper T cells(HTCs).We perform math-ematical analysis to reveal the stability of the equilibria of the model.In our model,the HTCs are stimulated by the identification of the presence of tumor antigens.Our investigation implies that the presence of tumor antigens may inhibit the existence of high steady state of tumor cells,which leads to the elimination of the bistable behavior of the tumor-immune system,i.e.the equilibrium corresponding to the high steady state of tumor cells is destabilized.Choosing immune intensity c as bifurcation parameter,there exists saddle-node bifurcation.Besides,there exists a critical value C*,at which a Hopf bifurcation occurs.The stability and direction of Hopf bifurcation are discussed.